question ii please help........ b) Below is a small assembly language program.1000HMOV TMOD, #01DTLO, #FFHTHO, # 10HP1.0ACALL DELAYSJMP HEREORGHERE: MOVMOVCPLDELAY:1LOOP:ENDi)ii)SETB TROJNBCLRCLRRETITF0, 1LOOPTROTFOThe program has four errors. Identify and state how you would correct them.Briefly describe the behaviour of the program paying particular attention to theconfiguration and operation of Timer 0.iii) Assuming the amended code is run on a classic 8051 using a 12 MHz crystal,estimate the period of the waveform on P1.0.

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b) Below is a small assembly language program. 1000H MOV TMOD, #01D TLO, #FFH HERE: MOV MOV THO, #10H CPL P1.0 ACALL DELAY SJMP HERE ORG

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